MORALLOS, BABYLYN M.

BSED-FILIPINO 3 

2. Since environmental science is an interdisciplinary with other fields and as mentioned in the definition
given in this presentation. Creatively discuss the connection of these fields in environmental Science.

Environmental science and studies analyze the logical, social, and social parts of ecological
issues. The topic of nature draws in types of understanding that are pertinent to recognizing,
understanding, and settling ecological issues. Natural issues and arrangements are assorted.
Regardless of this intricacy, natural issues can be considered in three general classes: how
human activities impact the environment; the use and consumption of natural resources; and
actions that can solve environmental problems.

Sustainability is about the capacity to address the issues of individuals and their communities
and organizations in the close term as well as over the long haul. It's with regards to individuals
and their requirements, not just with regards to innovation, the climate, or "being green." An
ecological focal point, sustainability is tied in with overseeing and securing Earth's regular
assets, environments, environment, and air so current ages and people in the future will have
the things they need to carry on with a good life. In doing as such, the large numbers of
different species with whom we share the planet will likewise benefit.

They interact in the way Environmental science makes ways to regulate nature when it has a
problem through science. For example, in order not to pest crops, science will find a way to
protect them. For example, fertilizers, etc.

Science has also cultivated the characteristics of the plant so that it grows well and in good
condition in an unnatural way. It has good intentions for us, but it also has evil for us, because
most of what we eat is connected to chemicals produced by science. Even though our eyes
cannot see it, our lives are shortened by its negative effects